C20 Power Supplies - Board Mount

Voltage - Output 2:	--
Size / Dimension:	1.40" L x 1.11" W x 0.50" H (35.6mm x 28.2mm x 12.7mm)
Package / Case:	5-DIP Module
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Efficiency:	--
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 60°C
Features:	SCP
Applications:	ITE (Commercial)
Power (Watts):	1W
Current - Output (Max):	500µA
Voltage - Output 3:	--
Series:	XP EMCO - C
Voltage - Output 1:	2000V
Voltage - Input (Max):	16V
Voltage - Input (Min):	11.5V
Number of Outputs:	1
Type:	High Voltage - Non-Isolated Module
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Box

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DC-DC converts use electric energy that has been supplied in one form and convert it into a different form of identical power. To put it plainly, DC-DC convertors take the existing electricity on a given source, such as a battery, and convert it to a new level with the same power, such as a transformer or an inverter. The most common application of a DC-DC converter is to provide power to a low-voltage device, such as a laptop or cell phone. This is achieved by connecting a low-voltage DC source to the input of the converter, and then transforming the output voltage to the desired level. This is a common application for a DC-DC converter, as it can safely and efficiently convert a low voltage from a battery or other power source to a level that is suitable for the device. In most cases, DC-DC converters are designed to provide a constant output voltage, independent of the input voltage. This means that if the input voltage changes, the output voltage will remain constant. This is especially important for applications where the device requires a specific amount of power, such as a laptop computer or cell phone, or where the input voltage may vary, such as a car battery. The working principle of a DC-DC converter is to take a direct current (DC) input voltage and convert it to an alternating current (AC) output voltage. This is usually done using a transformer, though some models have transistor like AC choppers. The transformer is essentially a coil of wire that works as a means of transferring electrical energy from one point to the other. A current is applied to the coil, which generates a magnetic field. The field is then used to generate a voltage at the output, which is then rectified back into DC. In addition to providing DC-DC power supplies for low-voltage devices, DC-DC converters are also widely used in medical applications. For example, many medical implants and pacemakers use DC-DC converters to provide the necessary power to the device. In addition, DC-DC converters are also becoming increasingly popular in renewable energy applications, such as solar and wind power systems. Another important application for DC-DC converters is in power management systems, which are used to regulate the amount of power being drawn from a power source. These systems are designed to maintain the input voltage at the same level, regardless of changes in the load or the environment. This ensures the device is operating within the desired voltage range, and that no additional current is being drawn when it is not required. Overall, DC-DC converters are essential components in a variety of applications and devices. They are used to provide constant output power, even when the input voltage changes, and are becoming increasingly popular in renewable energy applications. In addition, they are also widely used in power management systems, ensuring the desired voltage is maintained, and no additional current is drawn when not required.

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